The Man · 1910
The Man (1910) is a film directed by D.W. Griffith, starring Frank Powell, Florence Barker, Francis J. Grandon.
Overview
Mildred lives with her husband, the prospector Steve Clark, in an out-of-the-way cabin in the mountains. She is affectionate and considerate, but her husband shows little if any concern for her, let alone love. A newcomer of friendly disposition and good humor one days runs into Clark and later finds Mildred by herself at home. Lonely and lovesick, she is overwhelmed by his lively attention and apparent affection.
Cast
Frank Powell, Florence Barker, Francis J. Grandon
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What is "The Man" about?
Mildred lives with her husband, the prospector Steve Clark, in an out-of-the-way cabin in the mountains. She is affectionate and considerate, but her husband shows little if any concern for her, let alone love. A newcomer of friendly disposition and good humor one days runs into Clark and later finds Mildred by herself at home. Lonely and lovesick, she is overwhelmed by his lively attention and apparent affection.
When was "The Man" released?
The Man was released in 1910.
Who stars in "The Man"?
The cast includes Frank Powell, Florence Barker, Francis J. Grandon.
